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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
KRRTcLE LIcRHsRs.
TIE councn WILL REMKDs sKvKBAI
DIFFICULTIES NOW coMPLArHKD OF.

TEE councn WILL RKarKDx sKvKBAL
DIFFICULTIES nov coMRLArHKD on.
A. the next meeting Of the Council a
matter will be disposed Of which 10 noe
attracting some aftantion. Toe tsam-
sseFs who pay lisenss 10 the city COM
plata that teams employed In the grad
lag Of streets and tsama outside the
cisy come IN ana DO naulIna which
bssnQs them IN the same oatsQoey OF
hose who pay Q license, and, ~ o0Dse.
Quence, they Should be required 30 pay
someshine, otherwise the CITY would b.
discriminating against the veFv men
who pay for Q reasonable protection.
The present echedule af licenses re.
oaires the payment Of e12 80 pef year
for one horse and wagon and so q
year for . two h0rse team and wagon.
IL is exposed that some eQaItsble NJ.
ranQemsnt will be made by which
teams employed At grading the strests
gill have 10 take on: q license for :
portion Of the year, The schedule OF
ilonnse fees will likely be Fs-aFFAnGed
aud an ordinances embodyIDg the
changes Will be prepared. IhIs vtil
probably add consideEable 20 the Ve
hicle license fund.
AnotbeF matter that hsa caused not
little complaint wtll also CONE uD for
consideration. That 10, makinG pro
vision foF Q convenient standing place
for express Wagons and hacks. Al
sfasenG, uhile not engaged, theea We
hieles stand At the intersection Of Front
snd Mill streets. aud. IN the eyes Of q
good many cttiEsnR, do not hafmonix'
Sish ths eternal fitness Of things. Tbs
Oonncil Will probably make some pso-
vision about where the express wagons
may stand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
rae eRADIye on STREETS
..rrwr on THr Work How n pnooEnss
Awp eomErHINa Anour II,

rsrrrr On THn w5Hx SOW n Pnoosnss
AnD eoMEFHINo Anouf u,
Al Investigation into the extent Of
,bs street improvements nov 10 prog
s.sg 10 sssttls, and The cost Of nakine
shsw, yin demonstrates the great %
y.uesment chat u being made 10 this
usnicalar. Il is almost imDosshls 70
81 into sny section Of the city without
ohssEviBe the WoRk 90 Gu tne moe.
costly Improvement e me esaas1 =. y
Mn strees, which will east elS.zb1. Toe
ouenins and grading Of TIE sxlension
al Madison street 20 Lake Washington
viii eaat 4ti $50. The grading OF oev
en,h street 10 divided into two eeotioos'
ous from Madisan 70 Battery. The gfad
Ins az which will ogss abpat tlS109l
ara The other from Madison 70 MI
StEest. At q cost Of q fraett0n ever tib.'
az. FsuFth street aFading ana lnl-
uFoyemsnts viii cost nearly tE.bU'
anf The Weas street tmpzoVement ne..f-
II $500. TITS makes total Of sc wv
Ths woFk dons 10 Of most aaosian'
tisl character, and IL psOsecused STD
FsfeFrnoa aos oniy 20 tbs gAbts Of tue
eisy. bul alas 20 neatnees Of appearance.
With he sxospsion Of Madison street.
aidewalka wtll be Constructed on ooth
sides al the ssse@t; on Msdiaon. only
ous ON the north SIDE. The WOFk nlu-t'
b the terms Of the coutfeet, All o.
eomplesed this fall. ASIDE from snsas
contracts, the extensive repairs 70 Nil
street, 81 the junction OF Oommefe'sl'
james and Front glfestas nov alDoss
completed, is another saossaotial i~
pr vsnsht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

a nHr1azzzs vEzs ~ I'M csusrx xa1E.
Gssernas ssupls Seessrdas Gran1e6 q
F1spiis . GsasRs q, REElIss till Fn6ay,
~ 15sa q FshzszEy nsxt. b orisr III
be ssss mag b appssssd % - g.
prsms Csnri n he aesisisa e thsl
CoaFt = edssrns % MIIeE. - exssn
l1oa wll1 tnhe psaes On the mbgss date.
4 F~p1xees of &c PuaT-tRzKEEzazs-
ca elled - shs Counsg Jsil and Nss
AallaF, uk8 had E6s 80 haNm infaFmef
- ne EDsp11a. He leo q thin and ap-
pesta F41heE spiFiflsss from kis lana
era 11esenf, baa o1heRuiHs nsews 20 BE-
~ GOOD heafah. He nseeiv1d 80 ueBg
Eefy oule4ig-@sgs e. II 4 eouseFkad
sno1hsF team kfmnsIf --eimpiy saying
lhat q YES aond md ttAa hs hsd hoard
hat AZ a9psaI Bas 20 - made 70 The
egpfsme OoaFt IN bis hehatf, and saksd
4 s1eh wAa really ne eass. He tcok
the ftport-F into hia eel, which b kept
Remarkably neaf and eisan, ard n -
plY 10 Queaiinna. said that be was eel
ireateo theee and nd 20 canse Of eous-
vlstnt, h2vlBg plenfF a. goo, nourssa@
inG fond a1d egessehina seRpe1 uy ID o
sssaniy manner. when the jail
- eBawDxD
A. "a present hia quarters are not ~
comfortable. hut wen there are Gnly q
fsw pFisuners ounAned there e - uaeh
DleaaanteE. he exhisited very lltflr
anxtsty s8d sosrseiy amp intsFest In The
sssalt Of tbs appai 70 the s1psens
C0urt.
Afssr IsevsDs miller, the reporter
usns into the otter card Of the lad and
Saw
RKDuoTuN AID GALLAGHER.
Who are esarzed With TIE murder -
ke1aou, who appear 10 be veil and
healthy. B1sh % thess men Femaskeo
nat tnes bad all shey wanted ex%pi
liberty. Rsdi1aton sid BE- had yo1ne
man anstHa ~ bic piaes Who wna iook.
tnq AFTER sbs farm Whieh be rents from
sheriff Ooehfans ard thst BE- Aad god
pFuspscts for . plentiGnl harvest on she
lsDd be had risnted- 0ailaRher has
lIsEn shaysd since bts sfxivnl n jan end
Isoks much betteF than shen be appeal
"a bsf0re PeIine Jasties Jsnea.
Albert Ffesdefich. Uho Awaits the 80
ti0n Of ths Distret O5aFt enareed With
the murdeF Of bis friend 90 ths Gfsss
street. plznk Foed, Iooked weiL Ne n
rather an inselliRent looking mau- Efs
ssse was pat OF from tue present. term
- Curt N Consequence ~ the illness
Il Pfosscutine Attorney Ronald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
nFArR IA RER oWy RAYDs.
A wwEa-KNowS hEsPRCrAnIE wsNaS Be-
oo,fsa DEaBNTND THssUoa SICK
NEas, AID HANQs HShsHLEs

About oee mouth aga. Mrs.. Houshton,
sifs Of Ne. Jamss HOuehtoo. Sbo IN
esmpany vita Mr.. johnson carries 90
hosinsss II the YcsieF mill, undeFvess
A surgical operation. since which time
shs has been depressed and soDeShss
iamensed. Toe pooF vomsn FesliEed
- etnattiou. and several DAYS sQu aAe
rsatsousa her husbasd 90 watch Der aDd
- th.t ahe did no Violrnoa 80 herself.
In order thaa she might not b. alone
snrius bta necessary aossnce, q enopls
n dAya aro be sent Ter ~ say Sitt
Mrs.. rssehm an on Righth street. 7 -
t,rAav fCrwncon she vent ever 20 VISIT
: fri-ad Of hers r sidina Ia toe footins
sadt,tau. named Mrs. satton- Iee t~o
l.Airs chatt-d uotit fanch time. Wben
seex ed tosethsr A5cat o'eiock
Ms. Satsan miss-d her Ga-st. ard q
,uca ccmm~nc-d to iosk for her, AFTER
e.lfpe and Fsce vtpe 20 reply, she ran
- he barn, and tnore Ia . SSH ens
foand Mrs. hsaRhso1 haagtuR oy tht
- Il seems ans hsd g1oe 30 the
h.rn- throun q Fote ovrF q oean. usd
80 ends szaseaneE. msde . tetst 10 u.
"a sfs~F pattine her heaa W tne leot
hsd kieked zoe bax % Cd Cd she steoo
fr,wa andsF Der. aod stFaneisd 10 dsatt
| weile aanslins IN mid ar. Mrs. Satin
| seo uas Vrry muoo sxciled. eos he Fops
| And La heT dsWD. cae eNspd oocS q
| gwic~ nnd expired. uoranrF \ sot vs'
Aid ana after hekrins NJ Sistou !
siarV, eaneiudsd thai ne tnqas~t "a
n~sea~arr. a. there was 80 r~@scn y
-1~r-rc1 faal plsV when Mr.. Hs1Rhtcs
/ -. patsfird % vest tsd hAEfeoed b
b~sausa puariy dt.1rAeaed. Mrs h"nRh
- vs. absat IS wear. Of sgs, and ~
.u.e.sse by al ana kBs9 her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers Of real estate
were alsd for record Yesterday:
FL sAyIos 10 Z E Bisekwood, the
undivided one-half iuseFssf 10 Lose and
6, IN blueh 50 Pontias' seeond aodiflon
seattie; e27a
Ephrain Unanpoux 70 Patrick Finn.
oas cisin dee for i0s 3, IN block 3 In
Naesh SEATTLE; $40
JME Atkisson snd 7 O AtkiDson %
WR RrAases, aus elaim deed for The
ws.t haif Of los 5 biosx s In Maynard q
plas q seattle; 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

! DF1zRfcT c0URr PR0cRE0fS1s
Ne sslisnsss - ~ ~ sispsses
q D. 1a1se Jpnes b ~ Di11rls1 Cess
yemzEeAaRs
gaaee 1snss nnncnn5ea ~ 20 Msn
asl nezf - asnl6 take ~ aee Q1s
ticAH e Laws nna nnae aRRnG1eele.
Ite fe'l0wtnN oNHes Bege Ases1 dpoE.
HarnA H41eaana ?. 8 Bays ez1iBzi
a. Qainn- Aanesom Gen NV ss1al -.
ans6 and rsfe1d D. fks Us1rt. kxnsp'
esrtiQns usrs kAkea ana noi1es fos e
III s Wsed ss. aesinm Ohsssss NJ
Anfs1ea ara nHah Ward-n e..
paarea fsn@ - seE2snos G1n1 eAe o..
fenaxnaa had tensefed tee pi.inefA
- 50 a11a, ehHt eha oass htuze4 % Z
Q1esftnn 81 Issi. Sudka 1anen ot1ee e
soc lars % naA q vsc1ine feE the plaln-
- - san viEh tu1as s0s - 9
Access Kssbs aealnM Ra3nsph
Krehs-E.ssps QRanand % &c tbs Aii9A.
US q AuQuzta Krsha d Esia oaoe.
Chaxlea n. Ryan azaim1s GSnree hala
--On motion ~ re nlbuzn4Y fof ne
plaintiff. TIE 6alandanl ennzsntiaR. tnis
eanss eas dismissed
George parfei naziMsA Willinm Msg-
deuhansr-5nSy CO.
Eredzxiek NotasE aNAlnn1 AlVinA =.
Nsiaef-A diverse waa nFaneed - tne
piaiutsN en- ehs ground a de9sEtt1a.
Uni1ed Haaeae nRninns InaksDbeEFy
and Bzian-- DemuRFeg 10 fhs mmsweF Of
TaohanherFy aERnsd and tAken aneaI
a1gissmeu1 b the Court.
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). 0assksu. : wggl-ku.wn hursner.
$3.50 p e Lasonssr spsna iAst sAshf =
". RH Rs.ssA. q shs Psyaiisv
30, lo1asn .aesnay. vi spznd so1sy II he
Mr. 4. A Mnunfna errs~ee kars fxon
UyDria Fsafer1as, % gi1I9 nfs dsuzh-
~, Mfa. 4 a Ifeen.
Mrs d ,. sseknaa and Mis- ynuze
y gluzssgn. 81 P5Ff b ksIy, spani the
afisfno0n ID asMtlis.
I. PIaeas. q 1anoms, Ne wsil kposn
nHp bnyef, y 81 en- % his perfodioa
sisis - tne FHssEnnDlis.
Ne II Esasiman. shs pFsuinent
mess visit q Onshalis lnaa svsninA.
ArthnF A. Dsnnv has Fsturnsd froU
9is tEle - RsftlanA he says Gkaf oisy
= sniidinR % Kupialy. and pFoaveriay IL
sppsFsnt o. every hand
O. 3 Afkina. G7raenns, n. u Ms.
LasImeF. A. Mspsnald. KlinRenmaaeF.
q. ,. cheehan. u. Il GaFdneT, Sn0QuaL
me, ass - tie Nee Esal2nd.
Mr.. z A. eirosa. gsorssary Of sha PA
81 Sad lee Conpsug. va has bees
% for fee dag FecEs4tion, fstnrned
hoGe - the HAYWARD Las svsnina.
Rfauk ". CIastoa and wife, seoou-
panied By hfs. y !. 8aekmau. expecl
10 iaags 6sasEls one seek feom Banday
sog SssFsmento. They uili make The
trio ovsrlsod.
Bailey 04tkeFs, reuidsnt partner and
msnaReF Of the boasa Of aehwabaehet
a
san Francisco, returned h0me laae even
log. Mr.. 0st9srt made the urney
from San Francisco N ab0uf dfty
ports bis tFip 20 have been . very srioy
abls one.
wm. Nelson. n. 2. Lnussal. n. AndeE-
500, TaoOma; Mrs.. Picksfds, Cedss
Moantais; !. n. woodward. 6an Fran-
staoo; W. UgeDshsm, MsKioul Mra- =
n. Bmitbers. hantons >. Z Belysr
Port Hsdlockl Frank Lewia. Cegvalllsi
d p. Olapp. Port Foansands Wm. =
3iihey and wtfe, Dayton Ohio, are q
the Arlington.
MI Levy, David Erie. wife AM
danahssF, NJ z. Aaaustins. Ssn Fean
sisoo; James ChambssIaia, e \
French, Mrs. ". O AsveF, fsooms; ~
y. Wood waFd. II. WtttenbsfR. Y. l..
tn Bais. Portl.nd. Jsmes 0aeoss
Lso0nneF,J, r HsAbefe. -. Paaii n.
K Johnston, Oakland, Gala, are - tbs
Occidental.
George Payne, Captain EdvaFss.
Dennis OfO0nneil, Port Townsend; Z.
Underhill. San Francisso; o. 3 Paul,
an0hontsb; O. ~, Sisekpole. FIR. W
a.; Alfred hasch, D. J. Oasssy. Port
land; q. n. Downs, Hai springs; Esan
rbomss, NsWoaatie; EtUard Oailoa.
kamilehias Isaac Pineaz, Ihoa. q.
Dawes and vife, Bsvafe, No., are 81
zoe Brunswick.
HenFy Dnane, Who IA interested 10
the "Ks1at" Nine 10 the Rook Greek ard
3alman River mining Ee0Sene, arrived
10 seattle again on ThuFsday. DE-
ssaism thaa hia partners and himself Re
fused to band their mine, bat had set
prizes upon Il, and the proposition Of
5ugtna u Was nov nnder consideration
bv 9 svndiaate Of Portland Capitalists.
Mr.. Duane hes not yet detefmined
whsthsR be wfIl return 10 the mine this
fall. OF spend she winter on Pagsi
8 1und.
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E0r Dow8 d e 1IELs



There IN liksiy Be . sssns 4 re
ihsafFinai void 10 thia sits foiaT, wisk
nsrs e. Issa ssd ess asssupsniasni.
and - uhais piay uiEl b ahout $50
aislsrs 80 nEs sssis-ssmis. ehaEasssr-
shsnns aEsista Ths dimezliy esnaisis
IL Ne qzesfien: Al whoss shsassR sail
tbe sis4sEs erpsaF.
nns ezFaatn aaa r1nR - - tbs NJ
~ dKaaaa abo18 swa weeks aR0 whem
Ne slEtefs euafEaceed wifh . manazsr
q fhls civ fer 50 en1anens1f o. 81
weels. Kesser1ay he received q fstaer
fEUw - SISTERS ulaAing thas thsy hAd
mads CHER sERanRenan1n, and fhae 4
9sus4 Be fmpassbia foe the@ % keep
fnsiR engnas1nnuf wiah him. 1ney
peabsbly expee9ed shia Wonid esesle
mstiars. oaa 4 dat. Iha m2na1ee
en1ainded 30 invugsiaats q Iitties and
id - wifh tie result q di8oogsxfna
tha4 hts rival, had eGersd uore U0aeg
20 ths two arsfsse6 and had capaufed
fhem. 1bsy caEne o town yesterday
and q SO then that the cuFtain aroqe
% ne eee0Hd ast. lie manager ealisd
20 the Sisters and nsked them u they
SER gong % kssp fAsiE eaaaRems1t.
Well. - aud So TIE other manager.
He Wili IL rnasteFss~ and fhs youna
ladies waRed fheiF hands saRRestfEsly
ard booked bard at tbs dosE.
He then went away and h1nte4 up nfs
attorney. Ths MAJ q lag eonsiaded
aoma formaiities should Be observed
snd be vent and ualied 90 The aFtisisA.
and ssid:
"Yoa have NADIA eOntrass and are H.
Raily bound 70 eo@ply with yoar arse
meDt. and -"
: GO and sss shs Oahsz mansesE.r vas
the response.
Nat -n
-see the Other manages. Hen pay
TIE biIln
Aud then ths man Of law departed,
and soos aftsrwarda waa deeply absorb
"a 10 stodyfDe . pile Of iav books. After
tins b. emerRed fFom behind High
on In1nnaetonsn nnd aid
Well apply for ~ injunction re-
strainina them from sppssEinR Tor any
one uthsR thar y0u.n
. ls's 20 speoiHsd IN the bond. See.
a Daniei CONS 10 tudsment.' Tbink
VOC there Be eny quiDble b. which they
can escape usf'
Moe
"Ihen draw up she papers and make
them good and stout.
This wss done. and this morning The
certain viii Be Fung up IN tie last oct
10 the shape Of an sppliestion In the
District 0eart fer an order restraining
the two sisters from violating thetF
saFaemsBs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
rRnLY A RousRaoLp RENEDY
9tl RaT1Rp AvNue,
BusokLxx. N 4. Aarca 4 1874

BnsoRLxN. y 4, = area y lee&
II hsvr a-ed Ailc cas- PorOus Psasters
for ne lsss tseuty yeAre. laev ar
rails a hoosenold remedy. IL ooe Of
nv children has cold add woesIss.
"a, 40 Alleuck's Psroas Pisster 90 toe
eesss and o1s b-tween toe shoaiosr
olaAea. II any Of shs children nave
cranpV ssnsh. o. eougss Of any kind, l
ularr III PtssteF cios- 40 aFoand TO-
sbra.t: he sooabiaa shset a apparent
-Iocas sIsAvs IN tee noaFs. ~ toEy
n.v- = dtsurteFrd Stomach, flsstsf
pssc~ d i1sa b lsg ths eossl 6oaes mskss
dlse<aaos perfeca IN balf csH. "
tbrse - say looasnees 81 The ooveis'
u~eampAnsed ~ cstdpses Of toe skan.
100 Ailcaek's Puruns Fiasters appiled
over me starnaeh. care IN fto@ 40 20
egr = uFR. I sossce psrttcoisgit thai
se- Pta$sets never ehsnds she a2fn ~
esnse The si,Rbseas tFr1tasSon- FIRM ny
- sxu-rtensa. knaW ibsy neVsr tan
for rsras4atiam. pains - shs haek o.
! laneaQo." O. AxpDExNso0k-
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RRKVTTTEs.

u.n-v Wizard, bssises heang clever
a.isv h A accoa plag1sd mus 2 -
sae cfree sDsnds hts eyenings n plsssns
-. - ,csilo % his dau8hasrs piAno-
ioste accompanmsnf@
news rsAShe3 se.sfla Pests day 80 e Ne
,s,nirg q Colonel Nstsa n9g i rs :, :;
Seaf Kan. cossA..ei a9s 4l...sass y, Il
- 49, va partially iDaufe4
Ths Tus s. L Mastlek tossd 10 .s ss.ss
- y sstsTnsd acre yesterday % TOW out
-. - iiGeragn. Siaca the ta9 rice ved
-. 80 nog4ansar1 sste s1kes nor 80
1870 me hsat and most powerful
sssaaisrs o. The sound.
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HE DEDrr RAvg 4 LICENsE



II voald ina n sh1w sou eegy Of
The latest and Anssi qualification ever
oHsssd % an aauiTina puhlie On this
soAaa.S said . liasls, old man 20 Oily
Clark ForsssE yesterday vary softly e.
be IoeAsd asounA sxpsstantly for 9
chair.
1Hsvs ydu taken Ont llss1ssss ssid
Mr.. Forces Ia voice especially -
ssrvad fur business.
awh- uhsaf'' said shs Iitils man
neFvoasly - BE- drew baok.
Shave yon apt . license 70 sen looks
hsRsf' fsDsatsd NJ. Forrest severely.
~N-- no, sif.n
swell. voc bad better ct enc before
you cell any books bare
sH-hou m-U-@aeh ID itfY the iiftle
NAN MANAGED 70 enquiFs.
Il didaT knew I haA 10 taxa oua .
liessss. bnt ! sapposs issah nRhf, ian's
OF eourss it's all siaAl.n
"Well, bsss's the nonsy; maks cut
the lie nne.
Oisrk Forrssi rnads oat . license
and rsesipssd for The money. The little
man read the lieeusa and receipt oveS
vary carefully, and then turned ep@ards
The door. De wae lest tnzntna the knob
when IN tdea apOeared % atEIke him,
Cor be rasnrned 70 tas EAilina and said
softly:
Il would like 10 Shove"
Snow, bold On,n inaePfnused Mr..
FoEress, II don't want . book
Then why IN the thundeR didn't yuu
zay 20 a0onsR.~ said shs lttals mAn - be
wsns OF slammtna sbe door.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

enGrrLn'a LAuoAIN0 Asr.-homun
the merry God. uill reign soprems and
IsuahteF hold full ssay ~ Frys'a opera
Houss Thursday and Friday evenings
OF next vssk, When the famous come.
dian, Loaia Harrison. and bic renowned
eotarIe Of COMEDIANS will he seen ~ tbs
city for toe iiFsi time, IN the prt senia-
ton OF the PLAYS that have made all
Anerioa lausk, -Skipped BY the Liani
OF the Moon," being given On THURSDAY,
and the latest langhIn2 senastson
uOat % thu FRYING Pan t1tn ths Fire.
on Friday evening. TIE San FrAnciseo
Call, speeklRe Of tue petfoFmanees,
saysi srbs ssEanResa, quainte@t' odd
Ell, dFOlleat, qnseFest, funniesa, most
iudiaFoua characters, scenes, siluttsona'
aavinaa amd dDinRs thai The human
mind has sxsF eoncstSed Rse embooied
In this plav. Humog Of the most unetu
oua, FohckiDR. ioysal. side splitting
character thnt che most fertile tmasina'
tinn ean picture. is ita dssttngaiseins
feature. such laughter 80 u evokss
WHEREVER 10 Il produced has nevsF b.
fore been heard within the walls OF ans
theaseY IN thia sisy.s Il 10 safe 20 say
that nolhinR in she shape OF faFesosl
comedy ever seen tn this city viii beai
comparison Vtsh these pSoduetsons.
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TIE GRADE on TEE FTRsT sRoTI7H OF IN
kHATTLB AND WEST COAST RAIL
BcAD ALMOST COMPLETED.

Colonel Scott, Who has charge Of q
portion Of the woFk on the Seattle and
West Coast Railway for EaEis.& &C.,
contractors. arrived here from snohO-
mish City yesieTdsv, BY the steamer
Nellie. ard Waa met by P0sf lNIKLLI-
aENcKR reporter Who asked him con
seTnina ths progress Of the work IN the
drss seoion 0f the rosd. Colonel sooEi
SAID:
ave are making ths dirt a.. On ths
Hrst section q the road there are l0C
men employed, and they are stFunG
slone the entire 20 miles. By the las'
Of O5sobsf ths grade uill be eompieteC
ann ready for the track with the sxoep
tlon Of two hezvy cuts, which ve err
compelled 10 make. TIE heaviest w0Tl
q IN the ssone cut which Us are nakinl
throuaa FIdaleF's Bluh. near snoho
nish City, where ths work Roes on nigh
snd day. IL the iron arrives 70 time
trans Will be running from seattle u
snohomish Olty By Christmas"
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IN BRIEF, AND 10 fHR rom

IN D011Es AM Az A01 TWINS
Dysps2aia 10 dreadful. Disordsrsd
liver ia misery. Indigestion 10 Q Toe q
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus 10 ons
u the moSt complicated and vsoasRfnl
shinRs in sxisisDoa. II 10 easily put oui
d oFdeR.
Greasy food. souah food. sloppy food,
Bad cookery, msntal waaRys late houEa,
Irregular habits. and many oaheR thiues
which ought not % b. have mace tee
AmsFican peopls Q nation Of dyopepltoa.
Bot 0resn's August FioweR has done
a U0nderful woTk u reforming this $40
business and DakinG the American peo-
Gle % healthy that shey can epioy theiI
meals SD be happy.
Remsmhsts-No happiness gIthoal
health. Bat Green's August flowsl
brings bsAlsh and happiness 20 the dye
peptic. Ash youF druRRisl fog 9 bottle
seventy I've cents. dW
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We have campieGsd arrangement
With tie tFansportaticn coupantss 20
oarYy % Q general oaRR sRe ara trsnefsr
bastness IN Nuastls ana are pfep4rea y
deliver baggage % any paRs Of the caty
Is any hsaF Of the dsy 90 ntght ~ fea-
nonahle FairG. eRATTLH tRAxxgx1 Con-
PAMY. O@ses cnfnsr Nam and Seeo9o
streets. Telsphane al a1Soln
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A caAMPI0S TEuMPKT

W. II. PuDphrey. agent fer The n irth.
ern Pacific Express OoDpans, 70 70 re-
ssipl o. q nsw sarin 10 30 tnto effect ~
nee, giving seattle the same rstss Q
points Ia the East as Tasona and Port.
and.
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REArrLrs TFAK.
THE Baxs aKLEcfKD TO ooBPErB Foh
The FERH CHAMPIONSHIP AT
BpOxkNR.

TIE nnxs aKIRoTKD TO COMPETE FoB
The FtRH CHAMPIONSHIP AT
BPOxANK-
Active preparations are now going On
70 have q frst.elass team 10 represent
the SeAttls Fire Department ct the
forthcoming tournament at Spokane
Falls between she 18th and 18Th Of nett
month. AZ meeting held In No. !
Fire Hall on Thursday night the fOllow
ina we're selected sa the members q the
team and allsFnaies, VIZ: q. h. kittin
ger, captain; james Mcintyre, pl1emari
"A AeydsDb sueg, assistant plu2man.
Frank FalleR, pipeman; Charles Maid
snent, o1upleE; and Mm. Murpny, Alex
Allen, Ed, Clarke, Tom N1nsu, Ed
Oaore, Dick Hummsll, b "A BuerlY.
FEED StruVe, Pierre Ferry, Dan Mckin
200. Ffank CLANCY, n Il. Smytho. Csc.
HOriou and w. J Beatty, IS tbs OtheT
members. rne team will consist Of fif-
teen men, In all, aud three additional
mpn haVs been pms in training to pro-
vide for osniinReOeies. TIE u1sDbers
OF the team hope 20 carry Of the hrsl
psiEas IN the hose races. Toe first tsSi
i the wst tsst, distance too buDdFed
yards to hydFani, wheEe three hundred
ret Of hoe Il - Be laid. the plps Al
tsched and water thrown. Tue frst
psiE Ia this CONTEST = 80 and
A oaAMPIoS THuMPkT
Worth Rl25. uitn the names Of the
winueFs engraved on u. The second
ptixs u $50. Ihs s-cond race, 10 whict
The Seatgle team proposes n enter. is
me dry teat. Not sxoe dina n.teen
men. inoiudinR the captain. 70 run stH
hnndred fees 20 hydFant. attach, lay 90
swo hundTsd feat Of boss and sor~w or
pipe; tima 20 b. called when pipe strikes
lha Rraund. TIE nFst prs 30 the =
$50 aud the seeond pFi1s $50. Tbs
0sheF hose race Is for the tea'a to rnu
seven hundrs q feet. TIE cart g. c4rry tee
hundred and hfty feet u reRul alton DR.
nose, the run from score % scsrr
time 10 Be called vhep The hao OF ths
saFt crosses the score. The hfst pFiH.
IN this contest II eiTS and the seconc
R7h Tue team ssleoted on tbs previous
aisht had q Fan last niaht and mad
remarkably good time. Tue @smners
sili from this time bs kept actively q
soFk preparing foe The contest.
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S. different evening shades. all VOC
AlbatFoss, a. inches Wide, 76s; 30 shades
liGhs eolored satin, Sos. Toklas 4
sinQerman.
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II ven want . good suit OF second
hand clothing, cheap, 40 20 l.. l.. BALHE
q Co., aucafoneers aud second hand
ceaIers. "a and Columbia So. "a lm
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MONEY TDUOAN

On ehattie mortgage, good collateral
or personal escafity, notes. mortgages
scTip, bonds, time checks, etc., bought
ConPT9A, MIELKR 4 %.
Ofice With Judge saith, James street
Opposite the OoBidaDtal. aus.
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second hand eooda bought. sold and
traded for by l. L. BALRs q Co, conner
jecond and Columbia stfeses. au5otm
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An vol sesRtss panss end vests -
lad - g. Q saiI; MaFien ocrssf b
usak ana hSne. Fedae~d ~ 7as; elsaEAEes
-. San FrAncsSeo esaRnl
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9.ineh all wosi snAfiss twill nannesl
SOS. Fan sass grsy BLANKETS. el2b.
roklAs a stnRsFmaa-